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Emerald Leaf Chafer (Macraspis sp.?, Rutelinae, Scarabaeidae)

Leaf Snake or maybe a Leaf Dragon depending on where your mind goes with it (lol). Shingle leaves climbing a tree to find sunlight.

Took this picture while out in the forest one day.

Papaya leaf from our garden.

I loved the way this leaf was decaying. Reminded me of lace

Standing in the 3rd floor balcony of my sister's house in Bengaluru, saw this squirrel scurrying up and down atop a coconut tree leaf.

Watercress Leaf Beetle (Phaedon viridis: Chrysomelidae) This small beetle is ca. 5 mm (0.2 in) long. Photographed along the Navasota River riparian at the terminus of Sulphur Springs Road, east of College Station, Brazos County, Texas, USA. Riparian dominated by cedar elm/water elm/water oak at...

European Honey Bee perched on a Texas Thistle with a Leaf Cutter Bee buzzing by. College Station, Brazos County, Texas, USA. Post Oak Savannah Vegetation Area. Disturbed roadside at ca. 91 m (300 ft) elevation.

...the furled fronds of a young fern, in this case, Bracken. http://www.tomcharlesphotography.co.uk/birdgallery

well almost,the leaf was hanging there,got hooked up by a Spider's thread. I don't think we pay attention enough to leaves,just imagine a spring without them!! Just trunks and branches,what a dreadful thought.

A distinctive and unusual moth, which rests with the wings folded longitudinally, looking very much like a withered autumn leaf.

Yes a bit cheesy I know, but here is an autumn leaf ;)

Trying to gain a different perspective on the world I was just laying at eye level and started to notice the beauty of the leaves, young vegitation sprouting in the new spring warmth, and so on.

Well... its unknown to me, i was hoping maybe someone could tell which tree its of. I will post this in the forum too.

Saw this come floating in a small stream,so I waited for it to come to rest in calm waters to get a perfect reflection. Could pass for a bird,even got a catchlight in the eye. A leafer for me. :)

A leaf Caught in a small water fall.

The first colony of leaf-cutter bee's I've seen.